This innovative yearly planning mind map incorporates some unique elements that make it an order of magnitude more productive than the typical personal planning map. The majority of this value comes from a type of topic that most people forget to include in their mind maps – which can help you dramatically improve the value you provide to the people you serve.

One of the real advantages of running the Mind Mapping Insider program and doing analyses of mind maps is that I get to encounter some really intriguing visual maps – ones that help me expand my perception of what’s possible with mind mapping software, and ideas I plan to use in future maps that I will create.

That is definitely the case with this yearly planner mind map. It incorporates some innovative elements that really captured my attention – and which you should plan to add to your visual mapping approach. In this analysis, we’ll take a closer look at the unique value this mind map provides, and how you can use it to produce much bigger results for your employer and your customers. HINT: The key is under the obscured topic in the image above. All is revealed to Mind Mapping Insider members via the link below:

This link to this report is only visible to members of the Mind Mapping Insider membership program. It contains a wealth of resources that can help you to be more productive, creative and have a greater impact in your life. It’s not enough to have a mind mapping tool – you need the insights to use it in ways that help you to envision what’s possible – and develop plans to make your compelling dreams into successful realities. That’s a lot of value for the cost of a cup of premium coffee per week. Click here for more details.

One of the themes that has come through loud and clear is that you want someone to deconstruct real-world mind maps, to give you greater insights into what works and what doesn’t.

Here is my first attempt to create such a report, which analyzes a personal organizer map that I found on BiggerPlate.com. In this “Effective Mind Maps” report, I will walk you through each part of the map, explain how it was created, what’s good about it and what could use some improvement.

After you read this report, please give me your feedback. I’m trying to determine if this type of report is valuable to you – and if I should go ahead and produce an entire series of reports like it.

I look forward to your feedback!